Jottings and Local Notices From Marshall Daily
JOTTINGS notes various local items: HJ Coleman sold wool to a Milwaukee firm. Agnes Powall to lead B P A meeting Sunday. William L. Beall of Albion secured a cultivator patent. Robert McIntyre lecture canceled as ill health. prosecutor Hatch case continues. court to decide tomorrow. Promotes plant choices for window gardens. Detroit Tribune mentions patent medicine literature and city papers moving court house. quips about state capital. A bake and bean contest set for March 9 1901 at W C T U rooms with 10 cent dinner. prizes for best dish. Also mentions local hotel trade and a Detroit Trapper trade reference.
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HJ. Coleman
Milwaukee
Misa Agnes Powall
William L. Beall
Albion
Robert McIntyre
Hatch
Baker
Burlington
Marshall
Thiae
Detroit Tribune
Whiter Inly Father and His Four Children
An excerpt recalls a devoted husband and father in Holland, emphasizing his love for wife and four children. It notes his role as head of the family, guiding and protecting them while the children sing childlike tunes and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenat
Aleo
Orie
Holland
Fragmented Sheep Dispute Echoes Through Snow
In a murky scene the sheep dispute unfolds as a woman and lamb vanish into a room where a teacher and two others confront a strange confrontation. Names and clear outcomes fail to emerge from the fragmentary diary like text.
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Mate
Sus
Local Notables Attend Weekend Events Across Cities
Social notes reveal Samuel Dickie of Athion on city business Saturday Harry Chapman of the eb Sunday at his home in thin vnes. Mrs Mary Wheeler and Mrs 0 O Mil ter returned from Ann Arbor this week. George Miller visited Blas Island. Mrs George H White travels to Detroit this evening for spring stock. Charles Bush and Aldrich Wattles of Battle Creek guests of Dwight Dickey Sunday. Wm Dowsett attended a State Plumbers meeting in Kalamazoo. E F Robe left for a national meeting in Chicago. Miss Fanale Saybia to Teaver City for sister’s belen. Shorteogree shown interest in Marshall sewer project.
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Samuel Dickie
Athion
Harry,Chapman
Thin
Vnes
Winsor
Mary Wheeler
Milter
Ann Arbor
George Miller
Blas Island
Sanday
George H. White
Detroit
Passenger Safe After Trousers Get Caught on Door
A Brooklyn passenger on an elevated road had his trouser leg caught in a closing door with side doors opened only from outside by a Brooklyn Bridge key. He rode beyond his station until a bridge man and key could be found. The Royal George the oldest yacht exists at Portsmouth as a depot ship.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Royal George
Queen Victoria
Portamouth
Crown of Royal Yachts
Scotland
Prince Consort
Alaska Territory Agriculture Flourishes Despite Cold Myth
The piece counters the belief that Alaska is a barren frozen region. It notes warm sun and moist snow enriching the soil and highlights fertile oil valleys. Wheat, corn, ore, barley, buckwheat, flaxseed and diverse vegetables and forages can be grown across many areas, proving agriculture is viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Nati
Alaska
Inhabitants admire Oxford ruins at Magdalen College
A visitor from America wowed by the Magdalen College ruins at Oxford, then an undergraduate peak in astonishment as she asked if the ruins were inhabited. Elsewhere Philadelphia plans to preserve Wissahickon Monastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz Muller-waz
America
Oxford
Magdalen
College
Wissahickon
Philadelphia
Seventh Day Baptista
Outbreak claims sores cure ad claimed in Tenn ad
A fragmented notice cites a Morgantown Tennessee letter describing sores and a claimed cure. It also mentions a Liverpool clergy member proposing women to assist parish work, claiming three women can do the job of one curate for lower cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Esbill
Morgantown
Tenn
Baaklin
Annica Baloye
H. J. Hyde
Liverpool
Church of England
I. C
Working 34 HOURme Day Ad For Pills And Salt Cube
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Dr King's New Life Pills for torpid liver jaundice and biliousness with claims of quick relief. It mentions H J Hydes and a curious pocket piece described as a transparent tile crystalline cube. The text also hints at geology about prehistoric salt beds beneath Kansas formed when ocean water evaporated long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Illiana
H. J. Hyde
Pockot-Fiece
Benator Baker
Kansas
Carriee
Dangerous Mosquitos and Stanford Stock Farm Plans
Dangeropy 4a Hippu Prof C W Bulea notes only Anopheles carries malaria. The dangerous mosquito has a deep buzz. Stanford stock farm at Palo Alto now operates to benefit the university, with 1,488 horses listed at Brenford's time.
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C. W. Bulea
Agricultural Department
University
Stanford
Palo Alto
Brenford
When the Strike Ends and Wages Are Restored
The dialogue reveals a dispute over pay during a strike. A worker negotiates to return to work at $20 a month, while a rival demands $40. The agreed outcome: the worker resumes at old wages, content to whistle on the job. The narrator notes the two titles to a strike and the resolve to end the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Iptellice
Mara Phillite
Webber
Old Acquaintance and Cracksman Exchange Banter in Ohio Ledger
A playful dialogue appears as Old Acquaintance greets Jim after many years and inquires about his business. Timmy Cracksman exits in a scolding manner, while Old Acquaintance praises the reunion. Jimmy Cracksman is identified with bank robberies in Ohio, per the Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany Blate
Jimmy
Timmy Cracksman
Jimmy Cracksman
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Mood for Sentiment Garden Meeting Recalled
A brief dialogue recalls a past garden meeting between two men, reflecting on shared memories and a sense of inevitability that prevents dwelling on what happened. The exchange hints at a close relationship and unresolved consequences.
Costume Descriptions Challenge In Society Notes
A society writer notes describing costumes is hard yet key to flatter readers. The reporter remarks the hardest part is crafting each lady’s wardrobe praise so every attendee feels singled out as the best dressed.
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Hart
Baltimore American
Fragmentary Philadelphia barber exchange surreal jabber
A garbled Philadelphia Press fragment presents a surreal barber and a glazier exchanged quips. The speaker mockingly praises someone as better than Rubinstein and Potstousend while noting morning routines and a tense escape implication. The distorted dialogue centers on appearances and a shaved look.
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